Focus And Scope
JESTI focuses on scholarly studies related to Islamic economics, Sharia traditions, and innovation in economic and social life. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that examines the relationship between Islamic principles, economic practices, cultural traditions, institutional development, and contemporary innovation.
The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:
- Islamic economics and Islamic economic thought
- Islamic finance and banking
- Sharia-based financial institutions
- Zakat, waqf, infaq, and sadaqah
- Islamic microfinance and financial inclusion
- Halal industry and halal business
- Sharia entrepreneurship and Islamic business management
- Sharia marketing and consumer behavior
- Islamic accounting
- Islamic economic policy and development
- Sharia traditions and local wisdom
- Islamic economic practices in local communities
- Digital economy and Islamic economics
- Financial technology (FinTech) and Islamic finance
- Innovation in Sharia-based businesses and institutions
- Sustainable development from an Islamic perspective
- Social and economic empowerment based on Islamic values
- Contemporary issues in Islamic economics and Sharia
- Integration of Islamic values with modern economic innovation
JESTI also welcomes comparative and interdisciplinary studies involving Islamic economics and other fields, provided that the research has a clear contribution to the journal's focus and scope.
